Residential
Homes and low-rise buildings where daylight, comfort and slim sightlines matter most.
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Match performance requirements to systems.
Solutions describe the problem a building needs to solve. Products describe how it is solved.
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Commercial
Offices and institutional buildings with facade performance and code requirements.
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By requirement
Energy Efficiency
Frame thermal breaks, warm-edge spacers and glazing selection together determine the assembly U-value. Improving only the glass rarely reaches the target on its own.
See relevant systemsLarge Openings
Wide spans depend on sash weight capacity, track configuration and hardware rating rather than glass size alone.
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Laminated asymmetric glazing, continuous gaskets and compression hardware reduce sound transmission through the opening.
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Multi-point locking, reinforced corners and laminated glazing raise forced-entry resistance across doors and operable vents.
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Motorised sliding and access-controlled entrances need power routing and hardware coordination planned early.
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Stick-built and unitized curtain wall carry glazing loads to the structure while managing movement, water and thermal bridging.
See relevant systemsDaylight & Views
Narrower sightlines and larger vision panels increase daylight without exceeding thermal or structural limits.
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